Psyco-lops
I submitted this to my photo group, Shutter Sluts this week. ShutterSlutsOrg:
I shot this on my Fuji x100, it was near pitch black in the woods. I was in Herefordshire, staying in a Yurt.
To get the lettering like this I built an iPad app using XCode on the mac, I made 4 images, one for each letter S, L, U and T. Then I got the iPad to display them in short succession with a black screen in-between.
I shot on BULB mode so I could leave the camera picking up light for as long as I want, this was probably open for about 10 seconds to capture this while I stood behind the tree moving the iPad.
I hope you enjoy the final result which was mildly tweaked in Photoshop using the LEGENDARY Exposure 3 plugin.
Josh showed me the game Journey a while ago and I absolutely loved it, to the point where everything I had drawn for the next few days was almost exactly like the game. I was just looking through some files searching for some buildings and I came across some of that stuff, so I thought I’d finally merge what I created with Journey.
This is the final version.
While you were all watching the #ukriots on BBC, I was drawing this scene, locked up in my house in Whitechapel.
It’s unfinished.
A doodle by the side of some real work. That’s all I can post at the moment!
Wondering around in Varanasi, on the look out for characters. Here’s a full-blown example of what I found.
Snapped on my Fuji X100, the most beautiful camera a man can own.
Messing around with my Fuji X100, thought I’d compile a few of them for fun. Enjoying it! I will get better over time, pretty certain these are weak in some areas but all the guys here are proper dudes.
My grandfather has always been an inspiration to me, encouraging me to take my photography to the next level and he gave me 4 filters for my new camera, the Fuji X100, a clear center point filter, a green center filter, a starry filter and a skylight filter.
Here I used the analogue green center filter to create a vignette, then I used Photoshop and the Exposure 3 digital filter set to give the raw image the look of an old slide film.
2cv from the Cheval days.
